In this video, you will explore different question formats
in Google Forms, choose the best format for your questions,
and finalize your survey questions.
With Google Forms, you can include different types of survey questions to get the feedback
that is relevant to you.
Some options include short answer,
multiple choice, check boxes,
and linear scale.
The question format you choose depends on the type of information you are seeking.
If you are selling a product, you might ask questions about color, size, and quality.
If you want customers to comment on satisfaction criteria, the check-box format enables them
to click all answers that apply.
For a tool or gadget, you could ask about sturdiness or ease of use.
For this, you might use a linear scale question.
This lets users rate satisfaction on a numbered scale, such as from 1 to 5.
Labeling the ends of the scale clarifies which are positive and which are negative.
In a short answer format, you can ask about the ordering, payment and shipping experience.
Use the question formats that suit your needs.
Select a format for each question you listed in your brainstorming session.
Use the format suggested by Google Forms, or choose another from the dropdown menu.
Include the options for possible answers, as well.
Add and format any additional questions to complete your survey.
Now, it’s your turn: Select the best format for each
of your survey questions.
And add and format three-to-five additional questions.